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The territorial principle of manpower acquisition, without a doubt, has a number of strengths--specifically, the servicemen's knowledge of the locale, natural climatic conditions and biorhythms, and ethnic psychological stereotypes. There are gentle movements, special strokes to relieve common discomforts, and ways to tailor caregiving in concert with the baby's biorhythms. Applying to the biorhythms of history the Dominator-Partnership model she introduced in her previous book, The Chalice and the Blade, she chronicles the struggle between partnership values--a sexual ethic based on equality, empathy and pleasure, and dominator resistance--a sexual ethic based on classism, ownership, and coercion. |
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